One more win, then Cologne: In the women’s DFB Cup, all roads lead to this city, as the final has been held here since 2010. What Berlin is for the men’s competition, Cologne is for the women’s. Once again, the cathedral city positions itself as a major stage for top-level football.
The match is played at the RheinEnergieSTADION in Müngersdorf, where Germany’s best players face each other to battle for the prestigious cup title. Tens of thousands of spectators fill the stands: supporters of both finalists, as well as many people who simply come for women’s football.
The match is played at the RheinEnergieSTADION in Müngersdorf, where Germany’s best players face each other to battle for the prestigious cup title. Tens of thousands of spectators fill the stands: supporters of both finalists, as well as many people who simply come for women’s football.
One match, one title – and plenty happening around it
Final day begins long before kick-off: a fan and family festival takes place on the lawns outside the stadium, while girls’ teams play their tournaments in Sportpark Müngersdorf. Their awards ceremony traditionally follows during half-time, right inside the stadium. The title itself is decided in a single match: 90 minutes—perhaps more—until a captain raises the trophy into the Cologne sky.A stadium surrounded by greenery
Müngersdorf offers a contrast to the city centre, with the stadium nestled in Cologne’s green belt. The walk from the station platform to the stands takes visitors past meadows, while the Stadtwald forest and its ponds begin just next door. Those who wish can combine the women’s DFB Cup final with a walk in the park—and round off the evening in the city afterwards.General information
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